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Rep. Maloney: I Expected Gun Manufacturers To Accept Some Responsibility For Their Actions

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Congress has passed a new assault weapons ban that likely won’t make it through the Senate. But that is not stopping Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney from standing up to gun manufacturers. "I expected them to accept some responsibility for their actions, which they refused to do. After Uvalde, Buffalo, and all these mass shootings across the country, the support for assault weapon bans has grown to over 70%. People are demanding action."

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